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Levant stole close to $2M from clients to feed his addiction. Now he’s pushing for legislation that treats betting as a public health issue.

Here are a few things to know about what’s happened at Queen’s Park int he first few weeks of the fall session.

It’s been a busy first two weeks at Ontario’s Legislature. The Progressive Conservative government was hounded about the Greenbelt after a contentious summer that led Premier Doug Ford to reverse his decision to develop 15 sites within the protected land. New housing and health legislation was tabled and opposition parties have moved forward to fight what they call Greenbelt 2.0. Here are a few things to know about what’s happened at Queen’s Park so far:

The federal student aid application for the 2024-2025 school year wont open on Oct. 1 as usual.

In recent months, Congress and the Executive Branch have been sprinting to learn about and regulate artificial intelligence (AI) systems in an attempt to catch up with their rapid technological advancement.

Wagers on March Madness is up five-fold this year, as sports betting booms. Experts worry a surge in gambling addiction, depression and suicide will follow (C1)

My grandma calls him the “seed man.” He used to come by our farm outside of Fond du Lac, Wisc., every year, trying to persuade us to buy the latest variety of corn and wheat seeds. If the “seed man” d...

"Farmers must regain some of the power to grow what they want as they also struggle to face what climate change and the market throws their way. Let’s hope that

Manufacturers, distributors, and retailers of consumer products across a broad spectrum of industries are being impacted by regulations regarding the presence of per- and...

The Seeds and Breeds for the Future Act supports genetic diversity in agriculture, lowers seed prices, and empowers farmers to control their production.